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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-16

can be taken. as is the case in the drop.
Still some crack shots use one style and
some the other, and it is matter of per-
sOnal preference and practice. The
'know.how' is all right, and what
ever improvements are to come must be in
the weapons and ammunition. The favor
lite revolver how is a 32-calibre on heavy
A frame with inch barrel. 1t is as
large and heavy weapon as is carried by
plainsmen, and practice with it is of some
value. Shooters are experimenting with
various kinds of fine sights, and when they
get all the points worked out and settled
no doubt the arm makers will profit by
the experience and turn out revolvers
perfected according to ideas of the marks
men. Improvements in ammunition are
necessary. We want for inside practice
80 and IS cartridge. containing from i've
to eight grains of powder. and we don't
want the ball crimped III SO tight that it
can't be pulled out of the shell with pncers.
In the fixed ammunition now made. too
much ammunition is wasted in getting the
ball started from the shell. For gallery
shooting the ball need be put
in just tight enough to pre-
vent it from falling out. Less powder can
be used then. All these things will be
brought about in good time. Militia Off
GERS are becoming interested in revolver
shooting. and at the next Creedmoor meet
ing there will be revolver match. Within
the last two months everybody has taken
up the revolver, and in the galleries where
revolver shooting is allowed. the rifle is al
together neglected"
Frank 81 Lord. the most famous pistol
shot in the country, says: Revolver shoot
ing is becoming popular for several rea-
sons. To begin with, everybody has re-
volver of some kind, and a man doesn't
have to provide himself with special out
fit. The long barreled gallery pistol is an
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experts tool and is useless for anything but
fancy shooting. One thing that will have
influence in popularizi1g pistol practice
is the fact that a man can shoot a
round of six or seven shots without hand
ing the weapon to an attendant to be
loaded for each shot. He has the whole
string at his command and can take his po-
sition and blaze away without interruption.
1t is more practical, more like business
than the fancy shooting. Men will take UP
this style of shooting for the sake of posing
before their friends and the ladies at sum-
mer resorts as crack marksmen, you see.
They can go out on the lawn and give very
pretty exhibitions without much risk of be-
ing outdone by the first chap that comes
along. No doubt the ladies will try their
hands at it, too, when the men fit up their
private galleries at home. Most of my
shooting has been done with the Investigated
pistols both here and in Paris. When it
comes to driving tacks and hitting bullets
swinging in the air, very
accurate pistol is needed and
an immense amount of practice required.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-16

of the use of their weapons
to-day as the enlisted men were
of rifle shooting before Creedmoor
was established and doomed by Col
Shaw. Thousands of people are carrying
pistols who know nothing about using them
and never have fired shot. When such
people have occasion to use their weapons
it is dangerous to be anywhere within gun
shot range of them in any direction. Po-
licemen are armed with revoIvers, but very
few of them know anything about shoot
ing. / once told Capt. Williams that if he
would send some of the more ignorant of
his men to me l would teach them some
thing about handling a revolver. He
twisted his cigar in the corner of his mouth
and said: 'Conlin, you're talking foolish
ness | wanted to know why. and he re-
piled: You don't know how id dumb
some of them are One came to me soon
after and the captain was right. He was
one Of those men who can't point a stick
within 20 of any object and haven't the
least notion of getting three things in line.
To learn to shoot, a man must have
some intelligence to start with.
Any intelligent man with eye sight
that is good and ordinary nerve
can learn to shoot if he will follow drec-
lions and practice. 1t Is the practice on
right principles that brings perfection. A
man may have all the principles of billiards
down fine, but he can't play until he has
handled a cue long time. Same in shoot
ing. The men who can use the revolver
will have fired tons of lead in acquiring
their skill. In teaching man to
shoot the pistol, begin with his po-
sition. He must stand firmly but
easily on his feet, with his
right side toward the target. the body well
balanced and the muscles firm butnot rigid.
The good pistol shot shoots from the toes
up. When ready to fire the head is turned
over the right shoulder and the right arm
raised to the height of the shoulder and ex-
tended easily. The old style was to hold
the arm bent at the elbow. but that necessi-
tated another awkward bend at the wrist
in order to level the weapon, and was al
together a strained, unnatural position.
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all that sort of thing, and is f1rst-class
shot One Of the best is Senior A. Fernan-
DEE, Cuban planter who spends much
time in New York. He is one of the stead
lest holders of them all, and he can shoot
equally well with either hand. Putting fifty
to hundred consecutive shots into the
space covered by silver dollar, at fifteen
yards. is one of his feats. But this fine
shooting in American galleries has been
done generally with the long barreled, fine
sighted gallery pistol of 22-calibre, and
therefore cannot be fairly compared with
the shooting done with heavy duelling pis-
tolls. The target in general use here is the
standard decimal reduced from 200 yards to
100 feet. and placed for pistol practice at
twelve yards. The bulrS-eye is an inch and
One-third in diameter. Revolver shooting
will change these conditions, and the dis
lance will be increased to twenty-five yards
In England they shoot twenty yards at a
bulPs-eye three inches in diameter, but ow-
ing to the absurd restrictions upon ammuni-
ton and weapons used at Wimbledon the
bulrs-eyeis seldom hit. THE English began
revolver practice in 1885 under government
direction, and as the officials in charge are
totally ignorant of everything pertaining to
arms and ammunition the results have not
been astonishing. When a 45-calibre bullet
is fired through 44-caibre barrel. neither
accuracy, range nor penetration is obtained.
but there is some danger to the shooter. That
is the prescribed English system, however.
In 1885, revolver shooting was taken up at
Brussels. and the percentage of hits that
year was So. They learned something in
Brussels about shooting. and in 1886 the
percentage of hits was 81. Walter Wimas,
an American, has won twenty three out of
twenty-siX revolver matches held by the
South London club, and any of our good
shots here could go over there and
shoot the Englishmen out of sight.
Gen. Wilcox, q. S. A., calls the
attention of officers of the department of
the Missouri to the Importance of pistol
practice, and military men generally are
beginning to appreciate it. Staff officers
have no firearms except revoIvers upon
which to rely for offense OF defense, yet
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THIRTY DAYS

The nature of this warrant is, that if you
fail to pay the assessment within
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We Want Youlo Mno,v

That the original Jim Simmons, of refrig-
orator renown, is now at the Merchants
hotel taking orders for his celebrated cool
ing rooms, of whom some of our enterpris-
ing business men are purchasing the same.
Mr.. Simmons will be pleased to meet anv
one desiring refrigerator or cooling room
for any purpose and show his improvements.
which excels all others. Call and see him.
Room 1875, Merchants hotel.
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Hottie in LaYa Work.

This is new effect in decoration. 1t is
produced by the use of a peculiar paste or
cement which is soft and sticky when first
exposed to the air. but soon hardens, and in
a day or two becomes very hard without
being brittle. 1t adheres firmly to wood,
glass or other material. and can therefore
be used for variety of different purposes.
and as it contains no oil or turpentine, has
no unpleasant odOr, and requires no mix
ture or preparation. 1t is applied with a
palette knife in a sort of ''hit or miss" man
ner, taking no pains to smooth it, but rather
to avoid smoOthness and leave the surface
as ro ugh as possible, its beauty to certain
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after the first publication Of this notice.
snail report you and your real estate so as
sessed as delinquent, and apply to the District
Court Of the County of Ramsey MINNESOTA
Tor Judgment against your lands, lots, blocks
or parcels thereof so assessed, including in.
terest, costs and expenses, and for an order
menL thereof.
GEORGE REFS. City Treasurer. /
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extent being dependent on its ugliness.
After being applied in this way it is allowed
to dry for day or two, and is then decor
ated with bronze c0I6rs, such as are used
for luster painting. First paint the whole
surface in a dark colored bronze, as. for in
stance, dark-blue green. and when this is
dry touch up the higher projection with
gold or copper and the work is finished. the
effect depending considerably on the taste
full combination of colors. This seems a
very simple process. as indeed it is. and
many beautiful results are obtained. Finish
the decoration of bottle with handsome
ribbon how
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE o - THE CITY TREAsU
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. Is. 1887.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

Man CLAUDE ia nidt, baB MIR bier benz
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an ibrer Bbiloiopbie, ben 2eibeni9aften
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Der uerfebrte 8ile lit iomit bic pabre
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@ine auf bemielben neuen Brtucip bafls
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Dem 8rdibenten itanben BET Der gnts
i6eibuns iiber bic @eiesuorlase nur 3mei
8ese often: entueber bieieIbe aud @eieb
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lesteren Nusweg bat Yrdtoent Glepes
lamb sewdblt unb in elmer einsebenbeu
Boti9aft an bas Observation-Disclosures
feline 9riinbe Safir a%nseiabrt. sSn
oenielben Siebt er, bas Brincip icweit wie
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Der %porltesenben Bill aber warbe bic i3abl
Der genef,uuten cine unuerslei9Ii9 sroBe
iein, f3on neil Der &ries fir bic Union erit
Dor faum % Sobren enbete, uno bic 2aitsn,
ueI@e benz 2anbe baraus entiteben pirben,
feien gar nt9t su bere9nen; aud finbet
Der Yrdibent ~ein5elne 8eitimmunsep Der
9orlase b69it itnsenau unb NIT anberen
i'm Conflict. SIM llsbrisen ftimmt er 70
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triiserii6en aniprii9en Gbor unb Sbire
Sffne, therein.
Die gnti9sibuus bes BrdfiSenteu III,
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ben ietisen 8enfiOnsseiesen fam absebols
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Sir6fi6e 2geaisReitea.
Z III n b.
Gr3biScefs Gan Sranciseo.

gr6otacee San Sranefsco.
8eHu bic iriitsn YlGtter gut uaters
rihtet iiBo, srbdlt bic tatbOIiide &irde in
Dserico elm i66nes Stit @sib surid.
SIS 1T bas Der iossu. Yious 5Onb, cine
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Sdncta anna lS49 NIT Bsi9laa bsleate.
Die auf bic anaelesenbeit befinoIi6ea
often paren Is Sabre lang perloren, bis
iie @rsbiidoi Msmanp su Wontsrsp fanb.
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&esieruns, lit Don elmer Sdiebscommiiton
Der fatbolil1en Rir9e In Californian als
ibr redtli9 sebOrenb 3aseipro9sn porbsu
unb bstrdst 2 Miaionen Dollars.
@rsbi6eeie Mtlwautes.
Die SamilieniduB 1eielidaft uou
@iseonRn bate am l.. Sanuar b. s. Elm
gsrmOsem BON So, 1876.
@r36i6csie @bicaso.
gm 16. b. Wits. fanb In Der ct. 9sters:
S9uIbaus Su Chicago cine 9sriummIuna
bes bsuti9sn glsruS ber Union itatt, I'm
iibsr S9ritts In Bstrsff Der I'm Sstbit ab:
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bsratbsn. 0ie 8%sriammluns warb pon
nabs on 20 Prisitern aus ben psridiebenen
0iSesisn Der Scr. Staaten beIu4t. 9eiber
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Die sro6e YenftonSbia.

Der Yrdibent bat. wie mir i9on in Dor.
&unbidau beri5teten, bic Rattions Peus
iionsbia nit istnsm 8eto beIest an bas
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, in wst9em ie ents
itanben mar, 3uridsei9itt. 9ie Blu be-
itimmte befanntli9, 6aB ale mitsIoieu
unb erperbsunfdbisen 8eteranen bes
llniOnstriesss, pel9e ibrem 9anbs brsi
Monats unb ldnser &risssbienits s~sleiitet
baben un6 sbrenuoa entla1en worben iino,
,u elmer MOnatspsniion uon Sl2 beredtist
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Die Bill bsrubt aIio auf einem gang ans
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trisss bsobadtsten unb psrpiQist Peniio'
men Iebisli9 fiir ssIsiitste &riessOienite
unb obns &idi9t baraui, OBJ Der Solbai
wdbrsnb bisisr Disnit,sit bur9 Dunben
Ossr Srau.bsit gr.auSIi4 sema@t parse.
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Sbr tennt, ebrphr6ise Sriiber, bic 3eits
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Geo XIII. an bic portusteiiiden Sii60fe.
1886.
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A6tung i6r Sat6ofiRen !!
Die sttmme oes perft. 9ius TX,

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@nepcIica Bins TX.
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Die 8udbunbluns bes' Ssrru Soiepb
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A Memorial Of the first Communion ;
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Maxims OF eternity, or Meditations' for
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Die Sttuttne Seo's XIII.

2aiiet euer 2i3t Ieu3ten Dor ben Ueens
i6eu, 6amit ite euere 9uten Berte ieben.
llnb Der 9err sebe eu6 baSu Seinen SeSeu |!
SEQ XIII. an Sas in Yorma eri9siusnbe Slatt
Luce" Qsu9ts), @nfan9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

8si @ebriibsr Rarl unb Rtt. 8ensiser in
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Sleine, iauitrirte airdengeididte fir tatbolis
Idle 8olfsI6ulen. Sear5eitet Don getItliben
S6ulmdnnern mad benz tleinen en9lii6en Cont
penbium bes bo6w'iten Serrn G d arb @ils
M II, gtl9of pom @lepelanb. 1887.
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L'Union fait la force, bieie OeuiIe bes
beIsiiden Wappens, bic bier aud nidt
fremS tit, mirb ibre Birtuns ni9t uer'
febIen. "
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A little Office Of st. Aloysius.
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SauofSrmfisti 6lOdleir. Menatsidrift Tir
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Rebi9irf liub bsrulIs9e9ebeu Don Batter 8araas
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Snnsbrlt. sSanuar 1897 4. TX. SalJr9eas.
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ltuiere 3eitung. Suuitrtrte Mona tsfdstft
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IS liesen ms Dor: Ii. Sabr9aug Sett II uub
l2, unb Ill SGbr9an9 Seit1.
aaftolfhe @arte. Sunfrirte Ron atsf1rift
,ur lnterbaltun9 unS Bdsbrurs. SG.brli6 13
Sefte uon etpa SO bis 60 Seiten. @rnB Sotau
SibI6e Sti9e. Salpta9sntlr.S 9. 9Croer go.
II SoutBs g~roobwap, CT! eoiIS, Wo. Qreis
$1.2O per SSabr (Sebr hiaiS). Seft faE De:
Sember 1886 lirst Dor.
Seutider SausidaB in @ort nnb Bib XIII.
sSabrsans, Ssit /, q 81 unO A.. aae % Sage
eri6eint Elm Seit. Prsis pro Seft 20 Gents.
gerlas ION II. Yuitet, ~aeSensbur9, Nru gort
unb Cincinnati.
glte mo 9teae gSelt. Sauarirtes tasDoliLdes
Samilienblatt. 90. Sabrsang. 1887. Die
erlteu petite bis no. 4. 4,reiS per Seft % Cts.
8erlas non @ebr. SeaS9er.
aae bieie porbe,si4neten 8erts iinb in
ben sr6beren tatbolf9en Sudbanblunsen
gu ben ansesebenen Breiien gu babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-22

Der beilige Soiepb ,udbrenb zines sansen
WonatS perebrt als S6uspatron Der fatbolis
i9en Stride. 2. guflage aus benz SransoIil6en
iiberlett. 1874. YreiS 80 Gents.